The high school is undergoing a lot of construction as part of the $65 Million addition and renovation project that began in early 2022. Principal Kevin Molin is pleased with the early progress. “So...

High school family and consumer science teacher Martha Sandusky is retiring at the end of the school year after 23 memorable years of teaching at SHS. Since 1999, Sandusky has been a part of the SHS...

A video created by sophomores Cordelia Jenkins and Kate Ball was nominated for Best Story for in the 2022 Dallastown Spring Shorts Festival. Each year, students in and out of the video production classes...

Putin and the Russian government have charged into Ukraine to try and accomplish the goal of taking over the nation. The war has been enduring since Russia fully launched its invasion on Feb. 24,...

If you feel like you are under some stress lately, you might enjoy the mental health day scheduled for this Friday, April 29.  The activities were planned by the student council in order to help improve...

Art is the artist and their personality personified. Spectators can see an artist´s personality and  pain in their paintings, truth in their abstracts or  skill in their sculpture. It also takes...

Nearing the fourth week of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, here is what students need to know about the events of the past few weeks and their causes and effects.  But to understand why this is happening,...

Former molecular biologist and York College alumni Brady Poteet joined the SHS staff as a Biology and Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology teacher this school year. After becoming a scientist...

The Lincoln Intermediate Unit (LIU) will host a virtual Student Help Desk Forum for high school and middle school students on Friday, April 8.  The forum will address a nation-wide shortage in...

Staff and students over 16 will have the opportunity to pump some life back into the people that need it by volunteering to donate blood. The Aspiring Medical Professionals (AMP) club is helping to...